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Academic-Council-Election-2019.Pdf ASSAM UNIVERSITY SILCHAR ACADEMIC COUNCIL ELECTION 2019 The Electoral Roll (Draft) for the Assam University Academic Council Election 2019 is furnished below. The College teachers are requested to go through the List and in case of any discrepancies found please report the same to the undersigned through mail at [email protected] on or before 7th September 2019. Else the List will be treated as Final Electoral Roll. ELECTORAL ROLL CONSTITUENCY NO. 1 KARIMGANJ COLLEGE, KARIMGANJ Sl. No. Name Male / Female Name of the College 1 Dr. Kismat Sultana Female Karimganj College 2 Dr. Nibedita Bhattacharjee Female Karimganj College 3 Sri Saumitra Choudhury Male Karimganj College 4 Dr. Satarupa Bhattacharjee Female Karimganj College 5 Dr. Susmita Roy Female Karimganj College 6 Dr. Monolina Nandy Roy Female Karimganj College 7 Dr. Samiran Debnath Male Karimganj College 8 Dr. Baharul Islam Mazumder Male Karimganj College 9 Dr. Ramanuj Chakraborty Male Karimganj College 10 Dr. Sanjib Kar Male Karimganj College 11 Dr. Pradip Kumar Nath Male Karimganj College 12 Dr. Nirmal Kumar Sarkar Male Karimganj College Page 1 of 26 13 Dr. Sahab Uddin Ahmed Male Karimganj College 14 Dr. Dibakar Deb Male Karimganj College 15 Mrs. Suranjana Bhattacharjee Female Karimganj College 16 Sri Abdul Aziz Male Karimganj College 17 Sri Abdul Jalil Choudhury Male Karimganj College 18 Dr. Suchismita Dutta Sarkar Female Karimganj College 19 Dr. Debarati Nath Female Karimganj College 20 Dr. Sabyasachi Roy Male Karimganj College 21 Sri Ranjit Biswas Male Karimganj College 22 Dr. Mousumi Das Female Karimganj College 23 Sri K. Joy Kumar Singh Male Karimganj College 24 Md. Shakir Hussain Choudhury Male Karimganj College 25 Sri Rajat Subhra Paul Male Karimganj College 26 Dr. Partha Sarathi Das Male Karimganj College 27 Dr. Sumita Paul Purkayastha Female Karimganj College 28 Dr. Hafiz Sayed Ahmed Male Karimganj College 29 Dr. Shobhan Sen Male Karimganj College 30 Dr. Anup Dey Male Karimganj College 31 Dr. Suchitra Das Female Karimganj College 32 Mrs. Anita Goswami Josh Female Karimganj College 33 Dr. Sujit Tiwari Male Karimganj College 34 Dr. Manash Das Male Karimganj College 35 Sri Sudip Sinha Male Karimganj College 36 Dr. Soma Das Female Karimganj College 37 Sri Gautam Bose Male Karimganj College 38 Sri Gadapani Sarma Male Karimganj College Page 2 of 26 39 Mrs. Monidipa Gope Female Karimganj College 40 Mrs. Aparna Ghosh Female Karimganj College 41 Dr. Biswajit Bhattacharjee Male Karimganj College 42 Sri Ritumani Haloi Female Karimganj College 43 Sri Krishnapada Das Male Karimganj College 44 Sri Pranab Jyoti Neog Male Karimganj College 45 Mrs. Rani Duwarah Female Karimganj College 46 Dr. Deepa Nath Female Karimganj College 47 Dr. Abhijit Chakraborty Male Karimganj College 48 Dr. Tirup Dutta Choudhury Male Karimganj College 49 Sri Atul Kumar paul Male Karimganj College 50 Dr. Biswajit Deb Male Karimganj College 51 Md. Giasuddin Male Karimganj College 52 Dr. Subashish Roy Choudhury Male Karimganj College 53 Sri Ronchai Basumatary Male Karimganj College 54 Dr. Sushmita Paul Female Karimganj College 55 Ms. Arijita Paul Female Karimganj College 56 Dr. Paban Dhar Male Karimganj College 57 Dr. Manash Jyoti Deka Male Karimganj College N. C. COLLEGE, BADARPUR 58 Shri Santosh Kumar Dey Male N. C. College 59 Shri Arun Kumar Sen Male N. C. College 60 Shri Debajyoti Das Gupta Male N. C. College 61 Dr. Fazlur Rahman Laskar Male N. C. College 62 Shri Monjurul Hoque Male N. C. College 63 Ms. Babli Paul Female N. C. College Page 3 of 26 64 Dr. Bishnu Chandra Dey Male N. C. College 65 Shri Soumitra Choudhury Male N. C. College 66 Dr. Arjun Chandra Debnath Male N. C. College 67 Shri Maheswar Deka Male N. C. College 68 Dr. Barnashree Bakshi Female N. C. College 69 Dr. Nazim Uddin Khadem Male N. C. College 70 Dr. Rupdutta Roy Female N. C. College 71 Shri Bazlur Rahman Khan Male N. C. College 72 Ms. Pragati Dutta Female N. C. College 73 Dr. Jalil Uddin Ahmed Male N. C. College 74 Shri Jaynal Abedin Tafader Male N. C. College 75 Dr. Hedayatullah Choudhury Male N. C. College 76 Ms. Nandita Dutta Female N. C. College 77 Shri Iqbal Uddin Tapadar Male N. C. College 78 Dr. Sorwar Alom Khan Male N. C. College 79 Dr. Sushmita Nath Female N. C. College 80 Dr. Mounita Nath Female N. C. College 81 Dr. Gautam Chandra Deb Male N. C. College 82 Dr. Abu Tahir Mahmood Male N. C. College 83 Ms. Papri Das Female N. C. College 84 Dr. Amalina Paul Adhikari Female N. C. College 85 Dr. Joynal Abedin Male N. C. College 86 Shri Ruhul Hoque Tapadar Male N. C. College 87 Shri Kajal Kanti Nath Male N. C. College Page 4 of 26 RABINDRA SADAN GIRLS’ COLLEGE, KARIMGANJ 88 Dr. Nibedita Nath Female R. S. Girls’ College 89 Mrs. Asmat Sultana Female R. S. Girls’ College 90 Dr. Sarada Moni Das Female R. S. Girls’ College 91 Dr. Shanjendu Nath Male R. S. Girls’ College 92 Dr. Swarup Kumar Jash Male R. S. Girls’ College 93 Dr. Shilpi Deb Female R. S. Girls’ College 94 Shri Arup Kumar Nath Male R. S. Girls’ College 95 Dr. Sudhir Chakraborty Male R. S. Girls’ College 96 Shri Kishalay Chakraborty Male R. S. Girls’ College 97 Shri Debasish Dutta Choudhury Male R. S. Girls’ College 98 Dr. Samar Chandra Deb Male R. S. Girls’ College 99 Dr. Rajdeep Chanda Male R. S. Girls’ College 100 Dr. Dipankar Das Choudhury Male R. S. Girls’ College 101 Shri Lallienzoul Hmar Male R. S. Girls’ College 102 Shri Debojyoti Das Purkayastha Male R. S. Girls’ College 103 Mrs. Baby Sanwal Hazarika Female R. S. Girls’ College 104 Shri Sanjoy Kumar Seal Male R. S. Girls’ College 105 Dr. Nilanjan De Male R. S. Girls’ College 106 Dr. Tanusree Ghosh Female R. S. Girls’ College 107 Mrs. Tapashi Sinha Female R. S. Girls’ College 108 Mrs. Srabani Das Female R. S. Girls’ College 109 Dr. Memchatan Singha Female R. S. Girls’ College 110 Dr. Dipon Shosh Male R. S. Girls’ College 111 Dr. Kailash Sarma Male R. S. Girls’ College 112 Dr. Supendra Nath Roy Male R. S. Girls’ College Page 5 of 26 NILAMBAZAR COLLEGE, KARIMGANJ 113 Md. Azir Uddin Male Nilambazar College 114 Ms. Rupali Das Female Nilambazar College 115 Dr. Sarbajit Das Male Nilambazar College 116 Sri Abdulla Hussain Laskar Male Nilambazar College 117 Sri Jalal Uddin Male Nilambazar College 118 Dr. Reena Roy Female Nilambazar College 119 Sri Fazlul Karimq Male Nilambazar College Page 6 of 26 CONSTITUENCY NO. 2 S. S. COLLEGE, HAILAKANDI Sl. No. Name Male / Female Name of the College 1 Dr. Arunima Dey Female S. S. College 2 Ms. Mumduda Yasmin Laskar Female S. S. College 3 Shri Amalendu Bhattacharjee Male S. S. College 4 Dr. Amalendu Nag Male S. S. College 5 Shri Chitta Bhattacharjee Male S. S. College 6 Shri Hilal Uddin Laskar Male S. S. College 7 Shri Debadutta Chakravarty Male S. S. College 8 Dr. Manidhan Singha Male S. S. College 9 Shri Debotosh Deb Male S. S. College 10 Ms. Sukanya Choudhury Female S. S. College 11 Ms. Chandrani Bhattacharjee Female S. S. College 12 Shri Naim Uddin Mazumder Male S. S. College 13 Shri Saidur Rahman Barbhuiya Male S. S. College 14 Dr. Ashim Kalyan Male S. S. College 15 Dr. Rupam Sen Male S. S. College 16 Dr. Abdul Mannan Mazumder Male S. S. College 17 Dr. Momotaz Begum Barbhuiya Female S. S. College 18 Shri Arabinda Kherketary Male S. S. College 19 Dr. Himabrata Chakravarty Male S. S. College 20 Dr. Taj Uddin Khan Male S. S. College 21 Shri Jamir Ahmed Choudhury Male S. S. College 22 Shri Badruzzaman Mira Male S. S. College 23 Dr. Indira Bhattacharjee Female S. S. College Page 7 of 26 24 Ms. Tapa Kar Female S. S. College 25 Dr. Sebabrata Bhattacharjee Female S. S. College 26 Dr. Yagneswar Deb Male S. S. College 27 Shri Debasish Guha Thakurata Male S. S. College 28 Dr. Munmun Nath Female S. S. College 29 Ms. N. Nangalei Singha Male S. S. College 30 Shri Abdul Hannan Choudhury Male S. S. College 31 Shri Debtosh Chakraborty Male S. S. College 32 Shri Subrata Das Male S. S. College 33 Dr. Dipanjana Purkayastha Female S. S. College 34 Dr. Pinak Pani Nath Choudhury Male S. S. College 35 Dr. Raymabrata Chakraborty Male S. S. College 36 Dr. Golab Nandi Male S. S. College 37 Dr. Abdul Ayman Md. Rezwanul Haque Khan Male S. S. College 38 Shri Ahmed Hussain Barbhuiya Male S. S. College 39 Dr. Subha Gaurav Roy Male S. S. College 40 Dr. Priyabrata Nath Male S. S. College 41 Ms. Th. Kanchan Bala Singha Female S. S. College 42 Dr. Dilwar Alom Laskar Male S. S. College LALA RURAL COLLEGE, HAILAKANDI 43 Dr. Simarekha Das Female Lala Rural College 44 Dr. Tanuj Kumar Dey Male Lala Rural College 45 Dr. Manindra Singha Male Lala Rural College 46 Dr. Ng. Dayamoy Singha Male Lala Rural College 47 Mrs. Anuradha De Female Lala Rural College Page 8 of 26 48 Dr. L. Chiro Kumar Singha Male Lala Rural College 49 Dr. F U Mazumder Male Lala Rural College 50 Dr. Manas Sinha Male Lala Rural College 51 Dr. L. Mushindra Singha Male Lala Rural College 52 Mrs. Anuradha Saha Female Lala Rural College 53 Dr. S.Bebita Devi Female Lala Rural College 54 Dr. Lakshmi Nath Female Lala Rural College 55 Dr. Mithun Nath Male Lala Rural College 56 Dr. Mayurakshi Nath Female Lala Rural College 57 Ms. Anamika Khersa Female Lala Rural College 58 Shri Gautam Chandra Banik Male Lala Rural College 59 Dr.
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